Art Therapy/Counseling Fellowship

Primary Responsibilities

The Fellow will be responsible for assisting the professor in preparing materials for
courses and to assist in teaching. This may include creating visuals, power points, rubrics
and instructional materials as well as the posting of materials on Brightspace. Responsibilities
include tutoring of students who need help with classroom assignments. The fellow must
be available before and after the professor’s classes and be able to assist with other art
therapy faculty on occasion. The fellow should have basic skills in research and the
ability to help with data collection and analysis. The fellow will be engaged and working
with the faculty member to assist in classroom instruction. Further the fellow is
responsible for holding regular office/tutoring hours and meet with students regarding
teaching strategies, concerns and questions they may have.

Secondary Responsibilities:
These tasks will not exceed 40 % of the fellows’ time.

• Administrative responsibilities associated with the accreditation of the graduate
  art therapy/counseling program.
• Assisting the faculty member with administrative tasks related to admission and
  retention of students.
• Assisting with activities related to the professional development of students.
• Assisting the faculty member with administrative duties associated with program
  maintenance including office management tasks, such as copying, filing, the up
  keep of supplies etc.
• Occasional van driving of students to field trips would be an extra plus.

Deadline for applications: March 1, 2022